The Happiness Manifesto
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Sebastian
ViaGenuine Curiosity comes the Happiness Manifesto. # Get physical. Engage in half an hour of exercise three times a week # Count your blessings. At the end of each day, reflect on at least five things you are grateful for. # Talk time. Have an hour-long – uninterrupted – conversation with your partner or closest […]
Travel update
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Sebastian
My wife has written a first accont of our travels, you can find it in her blog. New photos on flickr.
4×4 and Toyota are the same thing
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Sebastian
You know you have a world brand when even the constantly on foot travelling camel driver in the midst of the Israelian desert calls every 4×4 and SUV “Toyota”. (First pictures are here on flickr)
Do you trust me? Who do you trust?
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Sebastian
To start things off, I will score two cheap trackbacks, one from Jason who is bound for Asia and one from Shel who is already in Hawaii. The reason being of course that on Monday I’ll fly to Tel Aviv to join my wife for two long awaited weeks of vacation. I hope to squeeze […]
The Looming Attention Crisis
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Sebastian
Fred at A VC posted an interesting quote by Umair Haque: Herbert Simon said it in 1971, which is that “What does an abundance of information create?” A scarcity of attention basically, right? He goes on to say: Most of us have day jobs. Many of us have families. So we have a limited amount […]
TypePad: Home for now
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Sebastian
As the reader might not know, I am a big hockey buff and delighted when posts from Shel Holtz or Steve Rubel use hockey analogy. That in mind, I am envisioning future headlines like "Scoble signs switches to Expression Engine" or "Chris Pirillo announces to use WordPress". Although there might be reason for concern regarding […]